Central nerve magnetic stimulation device and healthcare or medical instrument having same

ABSTRACT

A central nervous magnetic stimulation device and a healthcare or medical instrument having same. The device comprises a power source, a control circuit and a coil component, the control circuit comprising a main control chip and a main circuit, the power source supplying power to the control circuit, and the control circuit outputting a time-varying current to the coil component to generate a corresponding time-varying magnetic field. The area of the time-varying magnetic field matches with the size of a head, and the time-varying current is output at a frequency above 2000 Hz, and constitutes a string of rhythmic cluster-like bursts at an appropriate duty ratio or forms an envelope in a difference frequency way to output rhythm characteristics. The device can apply to the brain a magnetic stimulation with a weak intensity and high-frequency carrier wave, rhythmic cluster-like bursts and an approximately uniform magnetic field intensity distribution.

This application claims the priority of Chinese Patent Application No.201810253246.8, entitled “Central Nervous Magnetic Stimulation Device”filed with the Chinese Patent Office on Mar. 26, 2018, which isincorporated herein by reference in its entirety.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The disclosure relates to the technical field of treatment equipment ofcentral nervous system, in particular to a central nervous magneticstimulation device, further to a healthcare or medical instrument havingthe central nervous magnetic stimulation device.

BACKGROUND ART

Central nervous system diseases or mental diseases are a large class ofchronic brain diseases. At present, in addition to medication andpsychological treatment, physical factor treatment is mainly achieved byelectrical stimulation or magnetic stimulation.

Wherein, magnetic stimulation technology takes TMS (TranscranialMagnetic Stimulation) or rTMS (repetitive Transcranial MagneticStimulation) as a main development field. Compared with side effects ofelectrical stimulation, such as pain, convulsions, and memory loss, themagnetic stimulation has characteristics of being painless,non-invasive, and non-contacting, and efficacy of the magneticstimulation in clinical treatment has been continuously discovered. As aresult, application fields of the magnetic stimulation are expanding.

Because magnetic induction intensity decays exponentially with distance,it is difficult for existing instruments to effectively stimulate a deepbrain, or apply a super-strong stimulation to the brain surface for aneffective stimulation to the deep brain, which cannot achieve goodbiological effects. In addition, a high-intensity magnetic field is notsuitable for home use considering focusing and safety issues. And thereis a risk of epilepsy if the high-intensity magnetic field is used forthe whole brain without a precise location.

Therefore, how to improve the existing central nervous magneticstimulation device to achieve better biological effects, as well as asafer and more convenient use, is a technical problem to be solved bythose skilled person in the art at present.

SUMMARY

The disclosure intends to provide a central nervous magnetic stimulationdevice. The central nervous magnetic stimulation device can apply to thebrain a magnetic stimulation with a weak intensity, and rhythmiccluster-like bursts, which has an approximately uniform magnetic fieldintensity distribution and can reach the deep brain, to achieve betterbiological effects. The disclosure further intends to provide a medicalinstrument having the central nervous magnetic stimulation device.

To solve the above technical problem, the disclosure provides a centralnervous magnetic stimulation device, comprising a power source, acontrol circuit and a coil component; wherein, the control circuitcomprises a main control chip and a main circuit, the power sourcesupplies power to the control circuit, and the control circuit outputs atime-varying current to the coil component to generate a correspondingtime-varying magnetic field; wherein an action area of the time-varyingmagnetic field matches with a size of a human head; wherein thetime-varying current is output at a frequency above 2000 Hz, andconstitutes a string of a rhythmic cluster-like bursts at an appropriateduty ratio.

The disclosure further provides another central nervous magneticstimulation device, comprising a power source, a control circuit and acoil component; wherein, the control circuit comprises a main controlchip and a main circuit, the power source supplies power to the controlcircuit, and the control current to the coil component to generate acorresponding time-varying magnetic field; wherein an action area of thetime-varying magnetic field matches with a size of a human head, and thetime-varying current is output at a frequency above 2000 Hz, and formsan envelope in a difference frequency way to output rhythmcharacteristics.

With respect to said central nervous magnetic stimulation device, arhythmic output of the time-varying current has an appropriateintermittent characteristic.

With respect to said central nervous magnetic stimulation device, thecoil component comprises a plurality of coils, and outputs of the coilsare independent to each other.

With respect to said central nervous magnetic stimulation device, thecoils generate outputs synchronously, or the plurality of coils aredivided into several groups, and coils in each group generate outputssynchronously or in the difference frequency way.

With respect to said central nervous magnetic stimulation device, whenthe plurality of coils are divided into several groups, different groupsoutput rhythm characteristics synchronously at an appropriate dutyratio, or output rhythm characteristics by forming an envelope ofsuperimposed magnetic fields in the difference frequency way.

With respect to said central nervous magnetic stimulation device, thecoil component specifically comprises three coils corresponding topositions of temporal lobes on both sides of the brain and occipitallobe respectively, corresponding to positions of temporal lobes on bothsides of the brain and parietal lobe respectively, or corresponding topositions of temporal lobes on both sides of the brain and frontal loberespectively.

With respect to said central nervous magnetic stimulation device, thecoil component specifically comprises two coils corresponding to leftand right sides of the brain respectively, or corresponding to positionsof occipital lobe and parietal lobe respectively.

With respect to said central nervous magnetic stimulation device, thecoil component specifically comprises two coils located at the top ofthe head in parallel.

With respect to said central nervous magnetic stimulation device, thecoil component comprises two coil groups, each of the coil groupscomprises two coils corresponding to left and right sides of the brainrespectively, corresponding to positions of occipital lobe and parietallobe respectively, or located at the top of the head in parallel;

the two coil groups are partially overlapped or not overlapped, and thetwo coil groups generate outputs synchronously or in the differencefrequency way.

With respect to said central nervous magnetic stimulation device, adiameter of the coil is larger than an outer diameter of the humanbrain, and a distance between the two coils is larger than a radius ofthe coil and less than 3 times of the radius of the coil.

With respect to said central nervous magnetic stimulation device, awaveform of the time-varying current is a trapezoidal wave, a sine wave,or a triangle wave, and the time-varying magnetic field is one waveformor a combination of two or more waveforms.

With respect to said central nervous magnetic stimulation device, awaveform of the time-varying magnetic field generated by the coilcomponent has a rising edge and/or a falling edge.

With respect to said central nervous magnetic stimulation device, thewaveform of the time-varying magnetic field has a rising edge and afalling edge, and there is a platform between the rising edge and thefalling edge.

With respect to said central nervous magnetic stimulation device, aduration corresponding to the platform tends to zero.

With respect to said central nervous magnetic stimulation device, arhythm of the string of the rhythmic cluster-like bursts is specificallya delta rhythm, a theta rhythm, an alpha rhythm, a beta rhythm, or agamma rhythm of brain waves.

With respect to said central nervous magnetic stimulation device, afrequency of the time-varying current is specifically 2000˜20000 Hz.

With respect to said central nervous magnetic stimulation device, thefrequency of the time-varying current is about 2500 Hz.

With respect to said central nervous magnetic stimulation device, thefrequency of the time-varying current is about 20,000 Hz.

With respect to said central nervous magnetic stimulation device, awaveform of the time-varying current is unipolar or bipolar.

With respect to said central nervous magnetic stimulation device, thepower source supplies the control circuit with a direct current voltageof 60V or less.

With respect to said central nervous magnetic stimulation device, thepower source supplies the control circuit with a direct current voltageof 12 to 24V.

With respect to said central nervous magnetic stimulation device, a peakintensity of the time-varying magnetic field is greater than 0.5 Gs andless than 100 Gs within the action area, and a change rate of the peakintensity of the time-varying magnetic field over time dB/dt within theaction area is less than 35 T/s.

With respect to said central nervous magnetic stimulation device, amaximum value of the peak intensity of the time-varying magnetic fieldwithin the action area matching the brain is greater than 0.5 Gs andless than 20 Gs.

The disclosure further provides a healthcare or medical instrument,comprising a central nervous magnetic stimulation device as described inany one of above embodiments.

The disclosure further provides a healthcare or medical instrument,comprising a central nervous magnetic stimulation device as described inany one of above embodiments. The healthcare or medical instrument usedin combination with medicine is configured to improve brain function,prevent or treat brain diseases, enhance the effect of medicine orreduce side effects caused by medicine.

The central nervous magnetic stimulation device provided by thedisclosure outputs a time-varying current to the coil component throughthe control circuit, so that the coil component can generate atime-varying magnetic field, wherein the area where the time-varyingmagnetic field is located is adapted to the size of the head, to form amagnetic field with uniform magnetic field intensity within the entirearea of the head, so as to produce a better magnetic stimulation effecton the entire brain. At the same time, the time-varying current isoutput at a frequency above 2000 Hz, and constitutes a rhythmic stringat an appropriate duty ratio, or forms an envelope in the differencefrequency way to output rhythm characteristics. With such a design, arelatively smaller peak current and a weaker peak magnetic fieldintensity can be used to achieve a same or even better biologicaleffects. The central nervous magnetic stimulation device can be used tomanufacture healthcare or medical instruments to better improve brainhealth or treat brain diseases, and to reduce an operation noise of theproduct, so as to bring a better user experience.

Magnetic stimulation with appropriate parameters can improve brainfunction. Most of prior magnetic stimulation devices focus a magneticfield on a certain position of the brain, and adopts high-intensitymagnetic field to induce the burst of action potentials of nerve cells,to achieve a purpose of diagnosis and treatment of brain diseases.However, the comprehensive analysis of the latest scientific researchresults prompts us that: a deep brain-reachable magnetic stimulationwith a high frequency, rhythmic cluster-like bursts and weak intensityis expected to solve the neuroscience problems better. For example, manycentral nervous system dysfunctions or diseases, such as insomnia orAlzheimer's disease, may be related to hypofunction of inhibitory nervecells or inhibitory neural circuits. Therefore, a selective improvementof a function of the inhibitory nervous system may help to improve brainfunction, and the deep brain-reachable magnetic stimulation with aweak-intensity, high-frequency and rhythmic, cluster-like bursts isexpected to achieve the purpose of an selective improvement of functionsof inhibitory nerve cells or inhibitory neural circuits, to be moreeffective, have fewer side effects, be easier for industrialimplementation, and improve the user experience.

The healthcare or medical instrument provided by the disclosure,comprising the above central nervous magnetic stimulation device, hasthe same technical effect aforementioned, which will not be repeatedhere.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 illustrates a structural block diagram of a central nervousmagnetic stimulation device provided by the disclosure, according to anembodiment;

FIG. 2 illustrates a brief schematic diagram of a coil distribution witha three-coil structure of a coil component, according to an embodiment;

FIG. 3 illustrates a brief schematic diagram of a coil distribution witha two-coil structure of a coil component, according to an embodiment;

FIG. 4 illustrates a schematic waveform diagram of current or inducedmagnetic field and corresponding induced electric field thereof,according to an embodiment; and

FIG. 5 illustrates a schematic waveform diagram of a magneticallyinduced electric field with gamma-rhythmic cluster-like bursts,according to an embodiment.

Wherein, following components are shown in FIGS. 1-3:

control circuit 101, power source 102, coil component 103, and coil 131.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

The disclosure intends to provide a central nervous magnetic stimulationdevice. The central nervous magnetic stimulation device can apply to thebrain a weak-intensity and high-frequency magnetic stimulation withrhythmic cluster-like bursts, which has an approximately uniformmagnetic field intensity distribution and can reach the deep brain, toachieve better biological effects and reduce noise to improve userexperience.

Since a magnetic stimulation with appropriate parameters can improvebrain function, the disclosure provides a central nervous magneticstimulation device in order to obtain better biological effects.

In order for those skilled person in the art to better understand thesolution of the disclosure, the disclosure will be further described indetails below with reference to the accompanying drawings and specificembodiments.

Please refer to FIG. 1, which illustrates a structural block diagram ofa central nervous magnetic stimulation device provided by thedisclosure, according to an embodiment.

As shown in FIG. 1, the central nervous magnetic stimulation devicecomprises a power source 102, a control circuit 101 and a coil component103; wherein, the control circuit 101 comprises a main control chip anda main circuit, the power source 102 is configured to supply power tothe control circuit 101, and the control circuit 101 can output atime-varying current to the coil component 103 to generate acorresponding time-varying magnetic field in a target area.

In this embodiment, the target area, i.e. the action area of thetime-varying magnetic field with an approximately uniform magnetic fieldintensity distribution induced by the coil component 103, matches withthe size of the human head, and the control circuit 101 outputs to thecoil component 103 a time-varying current with a frequency above 2000Hz, which constitutes a string of rhythmic cluster-like bursts at a setduty ratio, or forms an envelope in a difference frequency way to outputrhythm characteristics.

Wherein, the rhythmic cluster-like bursts refer to a rhythm of a currentwaveform formed by an alternating occurrence of continuous outputsduring a period of time while continuous no-output during another periodof time, wherein the continuous outputs during a period of time aredefined as occupancy, while the continuous no-output during anotherperiod of time is defined as empty.

Specifically, the specific values of the occupancy and the empty, or thespecific value of the duty ratio, can be determined after basic andclinical research, preset in the main control chip of the controlcircuit 101, assigned in a wireless communication way, or designed orselected by actual users according to usage requirements.

When to be specifically set, the rhythmic output of the time-varyingcurrent can also has an appropriate intermittent characteristic, such as8-second pause per 2-second output.

When to be actually designed, the frequency of the time-varying currentcan be selected in the range of 2000˜20000 Hz, and the frequency of thetime-varying current can be specifically selected from 2500 Hz or 20000Hz.

As mentioned above, the central nervous magnetic stimulation device cangenerate a magnetic field with an approximately uniform magnetic fieldintensity within the entire area of head, which can act on the deepbrain, and at the same time, the time-varying current is output at afrequency above 2000 Hz and constitutes a string of rhythmiccluster-like bursts at an appropriate duty ratio, or forms an envelopein a difference frequency way to output rhythm characteristics. Withsuch a design, a relatively smaller peak current and a weaker peakmagnetic field intensity can be used to achieve a same or even betterbiological treatment effect. Moreover, the relatively weak current andmagnetic field can reduce an operation noise of a product, and can alsohelp to design a miniaturized, even portable, product with a low cost,bringing a better user experience.

Wherein, the control circuit 101 can output to the coil component 103 atime-varying current with a fixed period and an accurate waveform, togenerate a period of time-varying magnetic field with an accuratewaveform, and to constitute a rhythmic magnetic stimulation string withcluster-like bursts by designing the number of periods for the outputsand pauses of a waveform, wherein the magnetic stimulation string can bepresented intermittently, for example, 8-second pause per 2-secondoperation. Wherein, the rhythm of the string with the rhythmiccluster-like bursts can be achieved by different settings of the dutyratio, which can be set according to the needs of the healthcare ormedical treatment, to obtain better biological effects.

Wherein, the rhythm of the string with the rhythmic cluster-like burstscan be a delta rhythm (generally less than 3 Hz), a theta rhythm(generally referring to 4˜8 Hz), an alpha rhythm (generally referring to8˜12 Hz), a beta rhythm (generally referring to 20 Hz), or a gammarhythm generally comprising a low-frequency stage of gamma rhythm(generally referring to 30˜60 Hz) and a high-frequency stage of gammarhythm (generally referring to 60˜120 Hz).

In some embodiments, the control circuit 101 comprises a main controlchip and a main circuit; wherein, the main circuit mainly comprises afully-controlled semiconductor device and peripheral circuits thereof,and outputs a pulse width modulation voltage to the coil component 103so that the coil component 103 can output a current with a designedwaveform to induce a magnetic field.

The control circuit 101 may also comprise a data interface to receiveoperating instructions. The data interface generally comprises awireless communication chip or module. The actual operation of thecentral nervous magnetic stimulation device can be operated based on theoperation parameters preset in the main control chip or according to theinstructions received by the data interface.

The control circuit 101 is connected to the coil component 103, and canoutput a time-varying current to excite the coil component 103, so as togenerate a time-varying magnetic field.

The power source 102 is used to supply power to the control circuit 101.The power source 102 may specifically be a power adapter or arechargeable battery pack. Specifically, the power source 102 suppliesthe control circuit 101 with a DC voltage below 60V to improveelectrical safety of the product. For example, the supplied voltage isspecifically 12˜24V.

In some embodiments, the coil component 103 comprises a plurality ofcoils, each having independent output parameters. The output parameterscomprise a size of a peak value, a frequency rhythm, a waveform, and aphase of the time-varying current.

The arrangement design of the coil component 103 should be made suchthat the coil component 103 can generate a time-varying magnetic fieldwith an approximately uniform intensity distribution within the targetarea corresponding to the size of the brain.

Wherein, the arrangement design of the coil component 103 comprises thenumber, a shape, a turns, and a size of the coils, the position settingsof the coils, and the distance between the coils each other. Forexample, the coil can be designed as a circle, an ellipse, a square, ora rectangle, with a relatively large magnetic flux area, such as morethan 50 square centimeters, so that an intensity gradient of themagnetic field received by the entire brain can be as small as possible.

When the coil component 103 comprises a plurality of coils, each coilcan be controlled to generate an output synchronously, that is, thetime-varying magnetic field generated by the time-varying current outputby each coil has the same frequency and phase.

In practice, the plurality of coils of the coil component 103 can alsobe divided into several groups as needed, and the coils in each groupgenerate outputs synchronously or in a difference frequency way. Inaddition, different groups can output rhythm characteristicssynchronously at an appropriate duty ratio, or output rhythmcharacteristics by forming an envelope in a difference frequency way.

For example, the difference frequency way defines the frequencydifference of 40 Hz between two pairs of coils, which output (2500+20)Hz and (2500−20) Hz respectively.

Specifically, different modes and operation sequences of coil groups canbe determined according to the user's state, or different modes of coilgroups can be determined according to different time periods, to achievedifferent magnetic stimulation modes.

It should be pointed out that, in a state where the coil groups operateasynchronously, the coils in the coil groups may have overlapping partsaccording to the use requirements. Taking three coils as an example, thefirst coil and the second coil can be combined as one coil group, whilethe second coil and the third coil can be combined as another coilgroup. During operation, the first coil and the second coil can be firstcombined for output, then the second coil and the third coil can becombined for output, and certainly vice versa, which is determinedaccording to the usage requirements. It should also be noted that thefirst coil and the third coil can also be combined as one coil group.

It should also be noted that when actually designing the product, thecoil component 103 can be designed as only one large-size coil, the sizeof which matches with the overall size of the brain. For example, thecoil can be designed as a circular coil with a diameter of 20 cm ormore, to make the intensity of the magnetic field received by the wholebrain approximately uniform.

In some embodiments, the coil component 103 may only comprise threecoils 131. When specifically arranged, the three coils correspond topositions of temporal lobes on both sides of the brain and occipitallobe respectively, correspond to positions of temporal lobes on bothsides of the brain and parietal lobe respectively, or correspond topositions of temporal lobes on both sides of the brain and frontal loberespectively. With reference to FIG. 2, FIG. 2 illustrates a briefschematic diagram showing that the three coils 131 are arranged onpositions of the temporal lobes on both sides of the brain and thefrontal lobe respectively.

Similarly, during the treatment, the three coils can be combined intodifferent forms of coil groups, and different groups can be operated insequence according to the treatment needs.

In some embodiments, the coil component 103 may only comprise two coils131. When specifically arranged, the two coils correspond to left andright sides of the brain respectively, as shown in FIG. 3, or correspondto positions of occipital lobe and parietal lobe respectively.

When to be actually set, the two coils 131 of the coil component 103 maybe located at the top of the head in parallel, for example, one coil maybe located near the top of the head, while the other coil may be locatedslightly away from the top of the head.

In some embodiments, the diameter of the coil 131 is greater than theouter diameter of the human brain, and the distance between the twocoils 131 is greater than the radius of the coil 131 and less than 3times of the radius of the coil 131.

In addition, the coil component 103 may also be provided with a form oftwo above-mentioned coil groups, that is, the coil component 103comprises two coil groups, wherein each coil group comprises only twocoils 131, and the two coils 131 of each coil group are arranged at theabove-mentioned positions, i.e. corresponding to left and right sides ofthe brain respectively, or corresponding to positions of occipital lobeand parietal lobe respectively, or are located at the top of the head inparallel. Specifically, the two coil groups may be partially overlappedor not overlapped at all, and the two coil groups output in a differencefrequency way.

In some embodiments, the waveform of the time-varying current output bythe control circuit 101 may be a trapezoidal wave, a sine wave, or atriangle wave. And the waveform of the time-varying magnetic fieldultimately generated by the control coil component 103 may be onewaveform or a combination of two waveforms, which are determinedaccording to specific needs.

In some embodiments, the waveform of the time-varying magnetic fieldgenerated by the coil component 103 has a rising edge and/or a fallingedge, where the rising edge of the waveform may be a straight line, aslope of which may be determined by matching a power source voltage ofthe product and parameters of coil. Of course, when the voltage isrelatively lower and the coil inductance is larger, the rising edge ofthe waveform can also be a curve. Accordingly, the falling edge of thewaveform can also be a straight line or a curve.

When the waveform of the time-varying magnetic field generated by thecoil component 103 has both a rising edge and a falling edge, there is aplatform between the rising edge and the falling edge, the duration ofwhich can be set according to requirements, for example, the durationcorresponding to the platform may tend to zero.

In addition, the waveform of the time-varying current output by thecontrol circuit 101 may be unipolar or bipolar as needed.

In some embodiments, the peak intensity of the time-varying magneticfield is greater than 0.5 Gs and less than 100 Gs within the targetarea, i.e. the action area, and the change rate of the peak intensity ofthe time-varying magnetic field over time dB/dt within the action areais less than 35 T/s.

More specifically, the maximum value of the peak intensity of thetime-varying magnetic field within the action area matching the brain isgreater than 0.5 Gs and less than 20 Gs.

Please refer to FIG. 4, which illustrates a schematic diagram ofwaveforms of current or induced magnetic field and corresponding inducedelectric field thereof, according to an embodiment.

In FIG. 4, the upper waveform illustrates the waveform of current orinduced magnetic field, illustratively as a waveform of a triangle wave,in which the induced electric field has a period of 400 us and thefrequency of 2500 Hz.

Please refer to FIG. 5, which illustrates a schematic diagram of awaveform of magnetically induced electric field with a gamma-rhythmiccluster-like bursts, according to an embodiment.

In FIG. 5, the time-varying current with a period of 100 us has anoutput of 6 ms, and a pause of 19 ms, and then outputs a magneticstimulation of 40 Hz with rhythmic cluster-like bursts.

During specific operation, the magnetic stimulation can also be designedas an intermittent, rhythmic stimulation with cluster-like bursts. Forexample, 10-second output of such rhythmic cluster-like bursts include2-second operation and 8-second pause (where the intermittent part isnot shown in the FIG. 5).

In addition to the aforementioned central nervous magnetic stimulationdevice, the disclosure also provides a healthcare or medical instrumentcomprising the central nervous magnetic stimulation device. Thehealthcare or medical instrument is used to improve brain function,prevent or treat brain disease; or, the healthcare or Medical instrumentis used in combination with certain medicines to improve brain function,prevent or treat brain diseases, or to enhance the effects of medicinesor reduce side effects caused by medicines.

In specific applications, the medicines used in combined with theinstrument may comprise cholinesterase inhibitors, selectiveglutamatergic receptor antagonists, various antipsychotic medicines,various antidepressants, various mood stabilizers, various 13 secretaseinhibitors or modulators, various gamma secretase inhibitors orregulators, or various anti-inflammatory medicines, etc. The specificscheme for joint application is determined after determining the effectof the joint application through basic research and clinical research.

The central nervous magnetic stimulation device and the healthcare ormedical instrument having same provided by the disclosure have beendescribed in details above. Specific examples are used to explain theprinciples and implementations of the disclosure herein. Thedescriptions of the above embodiments are only used to help tounderstand the method and the core concept of the disclosure. It shouldbe noted that for those of ordinary skill person in the art, severalimprovements and modifications may be made without departing from theprinciple of the disclosure, which fall within the scope of the claimsof the disclosure.

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 28. A central nervous magnetic stimulation device,which used for health care or medical devices, comprising a power source(102), a control circuit (101) and a coil component (103); wherein, thecontrol circuit (101) comprises a main control chip and a main circuit,the power source (102) supplies power to the control circuit (101), andthe control circuit (101) outputs a time-varying current to the coilcomponent (103) to generate a corresponding time-varying magnetic field;wherein an action area of the time-varying magnetic field matches with asize of a human head, and the time-varying current is output at afrequency above 2000 Hz, and constitutes a string of rhythmiccluster-like bursts at an appropriate duty ratio.
 29. A central nervousmagnetic stimulation device, which used for health care or medicaldevices, comprising a power source (102), a control circuit (101) and acoil component (103); wherein the control circuit (101) comprises a maincontrol chip and a main circuit, the power source (102) supplies powerto the control circuit (101), and the control circuit (101) outputs atime-varying current to the coil component (103) to generate acorresponding time-varying magnetic field; an action area of thetime-varying magnetic field matches with a size of a human head, and thetime-varying current is output at a frequency above 2000 Hz, and formsan envelope in a difference frequency way to output rhythmcharacteristics.
 30. The central nervous magnetic stimulation deviceaccording to claim 28, wherein a rhythmic output of the time-varyingcurrent has an intermittent characteristic.
 31. The central nervousmagnetic stimulation device according to claim 28, wherein the coilcomponent (103) comprises a plurality of coils, and outputs of the coilsare independent to each other; the coils generate outputs synchronously,or the plurality of coils are divided into several groups, and coils ineach group generate outputs synchronously or in a difference frequencyway; when the plurality of coils are divided into several groups,different groups output rhythm characteristics synchronously at anappropriate duty ratio, or output rhythm characteristics by forming anenvelope of superimposed magnetic fields in the difference frequencyway; the coil component (103) specifically comprises three coilscorresponding to positions of temporal lobes on both sides of a brainand occipital lobe respectively, corresponding to positions of temporallobes on both sides of the brain and parietal lobe respectively, orcorresponding to positions of temporal lobes on both sides of the brainand frontal lobe respectively; the coil component (103) specificallycomprises two coils corresponding to left and right sides of a brainrespectively, or corresponding to positions of occipital lobe andparietal lobe respectively; the coil component (103) comprises two coilgroups, each of the coil groups comprises two coils corresponding toleft and right sides of a brain respectively, corresponding to positionsof occipital lobe and parietal lobe respectively, or located at the topof the head in parallel; the two coil groups are partially overlapped ornot overlapped, and the two coil groups generate outputs synchronouslyor in the difference frequency way.
 32. The central nervous magneticstimulation device according to claim 31, wherein a waveform of thetime-varying current is a trapezoidal wave, a sine wave, or a trianglewave, and the time-varying magnetic field is one waveform or acombination of two or more waveforms.
 33. The central nervous magneticstimulation device according to claim 28, wherein a waveform of thetime-varying magnetic field generated by the coil component (103) has arising edge and/or a falling edge; the waveform of the time-varyingmagnetic field has a rising edge and a falling edge, and there is aplatform between the rising edge and the falling edge.
 34. The centralnervous magnetic stimulation device according to claim 33, wherein aduration corresponding to the platform tends to zero.
 35. The centralnervous magnetic stimulation device according to claim 28, wherein arhythm of the string of the rhythmic cluster-like bursts is specificallya delta rhythm, a theta rhythm, an alpha rhythm, a beta rhythm, or agamma rhythm of brain waves.
 36. The central nervous magneticstimulation device according to claim 28, wherein a frequency of thetime-varying current is specifically 2000˜20000 Hz.
 37. The centralnervous magnetic stimulation device according to claim 36, wherein thefrequency of the time-varying current is about 2500 Hz.
 38. The centralnervous magnetic stimulation device according to claim 28, wherein thepower source (102) supplies the control circuit (101) with a directcurrent voltage of 60V or less.
 39. The central nervous magneticstimulation device according to claim 38, wherein the power source (102)supplies the control circuit (101) with a direct current voltage of 12to 36V.
 40. The central nervous magnetic stimulation device according toclaim 38, wherein the power source (102) supplies the control circuit(101) with a direct current voltage of 24V.
 41. The central nervousmagnetic stimulation device according to any one of claim 28, wherein amaximum value of the peak intensity of the time-varying magnetic fieldwithin the action area matching the brain is greater than 0.5 Gs andless than 20 Gs, and a change rate of the peak intensity of thetime-varying magnetic field over time dB/dt within the action area isless than 35 T/s.
 42. A healthcare or medical instrument used incombination with medicine, comprising a central nervous magneticstimulation device, wherein the central nervous magnetic stimulationdevice is the central nervous magnetic stimulation device as claimed inclaim 28.